Sentence examples for act because of the from inspiring English sources

Many species of salmon are now listed under the Endangered Species Act because of the very existence of the dams.

Goodell insisted that the league had not been forced to act because of the reports concerning Waters and Johnson.

And in some cases, the state lawmakers say, they have felt compelled to act because of the stalemate in Washington on legislation to strengthen privacy laws.

Labor's Senate leader, Penny Wong, argued it was up to the Senate to act because of the failure of the prime minister, Tony Abbott, to act.

A State Department official said Libya felt an urgency to act because of the American stances on Iran and North Korea and the war in Iraq.

Mr Darling could also act because of the huge powers that a British finance minister can wield, which as he admits, enabled him to write a £50 billion cheque to buy bank shares without having to get specific parliamentary approval.

Kompass said he acted because of the UN's failure to take action on the abuse.

She said she was sure that Facebook had acted because of the petition.

I've done one movie, "John Day," which is a vendetta story of an ordinary man driven to murderous acts because of the trauma he experiences.

The mutineers said they acted because of the government's failure to provide adequate equipment to the army to defend the country's territorial integrity.

The sessions are seeking to restart the power-sharing government suspended by Britain, which said it acted because of the failure of the Irish Republican Army to make expected moves on disarmament.